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War Museum appoints Hemisphere for exhibitions

Hemisphere has been appointed to produce design and marketing work for 2009 exhibitions at the Imperial War Museum North.

Hemisphere creates Imperial War Museum North show

Imperial War Museum North has appointed Hemisphere to create its major 2009 exhibition, Prisoners of War.

Week in review: unfounded BitTorrent fears, learning Python, Songbird soars

It's early December and winter is starting to grab the northern hemisphere with its icy hand. Here's some hot news from the week gone by to keep you warm as you sit in front of the fireplace—or run the fireplace screensaver.

Australia to face Pakistan in cricket's first night Test

It is almost certain that the first night cricket Test will see Australia facing Pakistan in the southern hemisphere's next summer at the Adelaide Oval, most likely in November.

Art Major & Ponder to stand at Alabar

The outstanding sub 1:49 pacers, Art Major and Ponder will relocate this year to a new permanent Southern Hemisphere base. The deals, finalised last week, between Pepper Tree Farm, Alabar Bloodstock and the North American owners Blue Chip Farms (Art Major) and Diamond Creek Farms (Ponder) will see both Art Major and Ponder take up residence at Alabar Bloodstock's Echuca, Victoria property.

Week in Space Photos: Mars, Stars, More

December 2, 2008--The stunning Omega Centauri globular cluster contains millions of stars. The grouping, about 17,000 light years from Earth, appears as large as the full moon does from the Southern Hemisphere.

SPACE PHOTOS THIS WEEK: Mars Lava, Star Cluster, More

December 2, 2008--The stunning Omega Centauri globular cluster contains millions of stars. The grouping, about 17,000 light years from Earth, appears as large as the full moon does from the Southern Hemisphere.

A Change of Seasons: A New Image of Phoenix on Mars from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter

Summer turned to autumn for the Phoenix Mars Lander on December 26, 2008. This image, taken on December 21 by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, shows the lander during the last waning days of northern hemisphere summer.

Weekend SkyWatcher's Forecast - December 5-7, 2008

Greetings, fellow SkyWatchers! Are you ready to spend a weekend with the Moon? If you have children or grandchildren around, there's a feature that you won't want to miss that's sure to ignite their imaginations and give them a real thrill! Even though the nights are getting downright cold for most of the northern hemisphere, we're here to warm them up with some great double stars and lunar challenge craters we think you'll enjoy. Dress warm, grab your optics, and let's go….

Tar Sands Oil Development Could Claim More Than 160 Million Boreal Birds

(December 2, 2008) – Extraction and refining of heavy oil from Canada’s tar sands is taking a significant toll on migratory birds throughout North America, according to a report released today. DANGER IN THE NURSERY: Impact on Birds of Tar Sands Oil Development in Canada’s Boreal Forest is a new peer-reviewed policy and science document outlining the current and projected impacts the tar sands oil industry is having on migratory bird populations in the Boreal forest of Alberta and along the hemisphere’s flyways.

Croatian Reverse Glass Paintings in Miami for Art Basel

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Art history is being made this year during Art Basel with the first-ever showing of Croatian Naive Art. Jungle Island has agreed to host a wonderful display of rare imported paintings from the collection of InvestmentArt.com, doing business as the Croatian Naive Art Gallery & Museum Collection, that come from, for the main part, peasant farmer artists in the northern part of Croatia along the Hungarian border. The Croatian Naive Art Gallery & Museum Collection has been recognized by the Croatian Embassy in Washington, D.C. as "the largest gallery in the world and the only one in the entire Western Hemisphere selling Croatian Naive reverse glass paintings exclusively." Until recently the Gallery had operated exclusively in St.

Croatian Reverse Glass Paintings in Miami for Art Basel

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec 01, 2008 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Art history is being made this year during Art Basel with the first-ever showing of Croatian Naive Art. Jungle Island has agreed to host a wonderful display of rare imported paintings from the collection of InvestmentArt.com, doing business as the Croatian Naive Art Gallery & Museum Collection, that come from, for the main part, peasant farmer artists in the northern part of Croatia along the Hungarian border. The Croatian Naive Art Gallery & Museum Collection has been recognized by the Croatian Embassy in Washington, D.C. as "the largest gallery in the world and the only one in the entire Western Hemisphere selling Croatian Naive reverse glass paintings exclusively." Until recently the Gallery had operated exclusively in St.

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